Converting downloaded 3D DWG files
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Hello!
I know next to nothing about AutoCAD, and even less about its 3D functions. The most I use it for is to get measurements from house floorplans and elevations. But often, I download 3D models provided by furniture companies to make sure they're the correct scale and all for our interior renders. They usually have 3D dwg files as an option, but I almost always need to clean it up some in Blender before I can use it. The problem there is, I'm very limited on what file formats both AutoCAD and Blender will work with. The only two options I seem to have are DXF and STL, but I always have trouble getting them to work properly. The DXF files only import bits and pieces at random, and trying to convert it to an STL is hit-or-miss because the models aren't always watertight.
Is there a good standard practice for this that I'm missing? I can't even tell what kind of 3D data the model is by default, because most of the time it tells me the models can't be converted to a mesh, solid or surface. I'm attaching the current file I'm fighting with, in case you need to see it for specifics. I'm working in AutoCAD 2022, and have access to both Blender 1.92 and 1.93
Thank you in advance!